How it works
Campfire bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Fredoka, the one font of the six that keeps the a and the p white inside.
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Songs, stories and s'mores
At summer camps the word campfire often means the gathering round the fire, a time for stories and songs. After your first print, open Campfire words in bubble letters: Campfire / Songs, Sing-Along and Ghost / Stories head the program, Campfire / Night the invitation, and S'mores and Marshmallows label the snack table.
Signs for the cabin and the trail
Tent, Cabin and Campsite mark where everyone sleeps; Camp / Rules and Quiet / Hours go on the notice board. Trailhead, Hike, Nature / Walk, Canoe and Stargazing fill an activity chart, and Lantern and Firewood label the supply shelf. Campout suits a night in the backyard.
- Set Look to Fire and the letters fill with flame colors, yellow at the top and deep red at the foot.
- Hike, four letters, prints about three times as tall as Marshmallows, twelve on one line.
- Under More options, One letter per page prints Campfire as eight upright sheets, each a different letter.
Questions and answers
How do you draw campfire in bubble letters?
Pencil C, a, m, p, f, i, r, e with wide gaps. Round every stroke into a fat outline, keep a ring inside the a, the p and the e, float the dot over the i, then rub out the pencil.
Is campfire one word or two?
One word. A campsite fire for light, warmth and cooking, and a spot to sit round in the evening, talk, tell stories and sing.
Why are they called s'mores?
S'more is short for some more. The treat is a toasted marshmallow and chocolate between graham crackers; a recipe of 1927 calls it a Some More, and the short form appeared by the 1930s.